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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
AMUSEME NTS.
AnnIn PixIeH,n ..lf,II.a. N

The Theater was well attended last
night, the audience enjoying Akw,
with Miss Plxley In the title roe.
Mills is a graphic sketch of the wild
West in the days Of "'40 F" and all the
characters are fairly well drawn by
tina playwright. Miss Pixley sang her
songs In good style and was repeated.
ly recalled to sing "Ks'ie, CONS Ia
and Shut the Gate" She Ia quite q
clever soubrette actress and deserves
better plays than those che has been
and ia now appearing in. II Ia to- be
hoped that next season che will have
couple of new comedies or .mhlo.
dramas suited TO her style OF acyinR
and worthy OF her talent. At the
matinee this afternoon The DeIcpn's
Daughter will be reproduced, and 10.
n ght the engagement will close with
Mis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
CRUSHED BY a SWITCH ENGINE.
A COIOred hoy Nustains Serious In
turies ON tue Kausas CIty Road.

About 7 o'clock yes erdsy morning
the switch engine on the Kansas Olty
railroad ran over and crushed the laft
leg Of a c,lored boy named John
Wad ey The boy relrte' the 70 lowil &
details: ~ was going to WORK and
started across the trestle. When sbaut
haf way the engine started toward
me. / tried to get out Of the way, but
saw the engine would catch me, and
thought would jump ON the fl car
in front as I came up slipped, how
ever, and the car ran over my leg |
held on by the hurt leg, cause l knew
Ii l fell through the trestle 1t would
kill me. This engineer mus have
seen me, bu, he didn't even blow the
whistle for me to get of the track !"
The railro d p sople Jay Wadley hsa
been accustomed TO jump on and d
trains, ttealpg ehoTt rides a. boys
often do, anu has been repeatedly
warned by the tralnmen. The engi-
near's statement is to the effect that
Wadey was standiog near the end Of
the treslle and could have easily gotten
out OF the way OF the eng ne, but In.
stead OF attempting to do so he tried
to steal ride, lost his footing and got
hurt. This statement is borne out by
circumstances. The boys wounds
we're dressed and he was taken to the
Hospital. ...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
TRANSFERS.

J. M. Harrison, et ux t. J. s. Weir,
trus ee, to secure It. ID. OooperwOod
insthe cum Of 1882, so acres Of land in
Eleventh ID srlCt.
John T. Willins, ct ux. to r. V.
Manstor, lots 10 and IL OF Browns
subdivision; consideration, $1,000.
John M. Thompson to Lou Onter,
part Of 10 8 | and 2 Of John Overton's
subdivision, 18l acre tract; considera'
ton, $3.50.
Lucy ]. Mosby, widow OF Samuel
Mo by to Mary f., wife OF L O. Mos
by, Lucy v, Leila r, Eva e, May,
Fanny and Sally MJsby, Der interest
in part Of city lot 244, 74x1I0 feet,
west eide Of 8 nond street; tract Of
100 scres in soulh osst quarter Of sec.
ton 8, township /, range 8 wet
north hal OF city lot 397, 74El4s2
fee, ca 8 de OF Tlir l streat; pi { OF
b ock SO, South Memphis, 67xl70 feet;
O. at the corner Of Snort Third a I'd
Bea'e streetp; the Insby & Hunt
Bcc ok, 49xl4SA lte on Front, betWee
Madison aud Monroe str et,; lots -
and ID. Guion end Smith subdivision,
10Dx1491 feet, Court street extend ed |;
nudiViued one hsi interest in tract Of
90 800 acres on Cypress creek, New
K ileigh road; lot No. Is, Weskley
tract, containing 40A acres; undivided
one half interest la lot, 59x94 feet,
north side Of Uoion street, bet seen
Main and Ce ter alley; tract OF "a
ares south side Poplar boulevard,
edj lining Calvin F. Vance's ret idepce !;
tract Of 242 acres, in Shelby county ;
about 1000 acres On the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, st and near Ridg-
way q alton; lot at the northeast CT r
ner of Quinby and Alabama streets,
40Ox500 feet; lot, 66xl4S1 feet, OF
on Robson street; tract of LAID in
Haywood county. Consideration,
| Ga 00O
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
MISS TOMMIE TILLMAN.
Prospect That the Young Lady Will
Die Fran Her Iniari y.

A gentleman who visited tee Ma.
bors grocery yesterday reports that
Mics Tomme 1illmsn, ona oil the par.
ties 40 brutally a ssaulted, will die
from Der injuries. She has been re-.
NOV, d TO ths residence Of her parents
nssr by, and is in critical condition,
chs physicians, Drs. Watkins and
Bate, fear that blood polsoning has
set in. Her temperature yesterday
was l0l, sud this is recent develop.
nent in the case, as she has hitherto
bean almost frs Q from ever.
Harry Majors is entirely psrAly zed
on the right side, and can neitht r
walk nor talk. Otherwise he IS b !
right, and in no immediate danger OF
losing his life. The remaining mem
bers of the assaulted party are a ]
right.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
WELCOMEANB FEASTTHE GRAND
CHANCELLOR.
A Grand Reunion Of the Order at
Their Castle Hall Lat
Night.

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Neil, the Grand Chsncel-
or Of the Heights OF p thiss OF Ten
nessee, arrived in the city yesterday
morning over the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad. At the depot he was
met by l. cut. Col. Reichmann, Mr.. H.
C>llende O. +. G,bhardt, S Rcsen-
helm, A. o Rogers and Joe H. Liebke-
ma n, all OF whom are. repre- entative
X iShts. Alter cong atula, ions bad
tesn extended, the party we're driven
t. the Peabody. There the illustrious
Grand Chancellor met many OF his
brethren and greeted them rs only
a knight could. In the aftern DON he
was taken in hand by several repre-
sentative Knights and sho wn about
the city. Last night the d fferent
lodges Of the city assembled at
the Caste bali, on Main street,
to greet their Chancellor O mmsnder.
After some tecret work by Roland
Lodge M. %, the Knights, most OF
whom were in uniform, repaired to
the dining hall, where they par
toos OF an elegsnt lunch. Wine
flowed freely and speech making
was the order of the evening.
Grard Chancellor Nell made q
most eloquent address and capiured
the Knights by giving ag aphic de-
scription OF the meeting between DE-
mon and Py bias. Judge Douglass
al.o ad lre's5d the Kniphts, and his
remarks were lietened to with marked
att rtion. knight II xtsr was also
"a led upon, aud msdn a few rem irks
which were timely and for tn good Of
the order. Afterwards tue Grand
Chancellor and few friends went to
Lu' hrmaun's, where another feast
WAS eniOyed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Ra,Iroad Taxes for the County.

Ths Shelby county railroad taxes for
1886, as appears oficia ly on the tax
booss, shows amounts paid by each
railroad Running through the county
as follows:
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
&c 40 100 miles; distribuiabls prop
erty, 1926, 1927 localiz ID, 1856, 7i5; total ,
1851 ,6O2; total taxes paid county,
1926 81.
Kansas CITY, Springfield and Men,
phis RIilroad-9 33 100 miles; dis
iribrta0ls property, S73 676; localized,
S62 900; total, s136,576; total taxes
paid county, $lI77 06. .t
Mem ohs and Charleston Rai'rold-
25 10-l01 mi es; dstribu'abs prop.
ert >, S 81. SO; localized, S. 1850; total
s47l 466; total taxes paid county
$i243 As
Mis- in ippi end Tennessee Tailroa =
IL 62-lO0 miles; d strbufable proper
tv, 1856 81; l. cal eel property, $50,
OjO; tytal. 1922, 1872; total taxes palC
C untv, $500 IS
Louiyvil e, Neg Orleans and Texas
rAilroad-l2 81 100 mics; distribu a
J BILE property, sl26, 25O; localized prop
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
MEMPHIS DAILY APpEAI---sATURDAY MARCH 49, 1857.

tied the place of business OF Mr..
Stephens, brickyard on Clay street,
and called him to account for bis vii
famous conduct. As the rebukes pro-
c. edfd the father loet control Of him.
self and strurk the young man to the
ground. Immediately sfterw I'd he
felt a pang Of regret for the violence
EMPLOYED, turned away and went TO
his work. No show Of resistance WIS
made by Stephens, because of snow-
edre OF the uDpirdonable offense he
had given.
The parents AMI young lacy have
wisely concluded that it was ioltu-
nate escape.
THR PERSONS INTERESTED
Miss Bsauty Jackson, the young
lady 50 cruelty deceived, is widely
known to oil the bsst people Ia thst
section OF the city. Size is pretty, ard
possesses many traits OF character
which elevate her beyond the average
of young ladies'. Mild, modest aud
generous, she is q prime iavorile with
all who know her, ard is thoroughly
practi al ia her trails and views Of
life. She is an accomplished musician
and ADDS largely to the family income
by giving lessons in that or.
The father, Mr.. W. I'll. Jackson, has
been engineer of the N, Nj. Jones and
other tn 20 belonging 10 Brown & Jones
for a lumber OF years 1t is only nee
essary to say that his employers hold
him in the highest esteem both rs a
man and macninist, AID would not be
without him.
John j. Stephens is clerk aud time
kt eper in his fathers brickyard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
A BOLD YOUNG THIEF
Caught while Going Through Man
on Front street.

Sam Alexander, a bright colored
mulatto hoy Of twenty, was brought
into the Station House last night by
Ospt. OLIVER and Sergeant Hedrick
While sleeping off the effects OF q
glass Of beer on Front street, James
Gregory. white man, was aroused by
some one going through his pockets.
He spraug up and made a grab for the
thief, who fl d. The stupor f1rsook
Gregory and he gave the thief a lively
chase for several blocks, pushing aim
50 close that he made for the bluff,
passing by the Babcock engine house,
There one Of the fi'emen interrupted
Alexander in his flight ard Command
ed HIM t. halt or be- shot He chose
the former alternative and was taken
into the house for ss'e keeping until
the tffic4rs could arrive. During the
chase Gregory called TO the thief to
give him back his money, some SIS,
Blu be partially complied by hrowing
him the empty pocket book.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam L'undry, 224 I'd st.
SPRING Sheets at A N. Court.
Mes CARRIE M. HEATING, pianis.
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel.
P. M. STANLEY, funsral director and
embalmer, So Madison street.
DR.. ]. M. Conveys is in the city
and has fitted up his dental office at
81 Main street, over Z. F. Wills's
botk store.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
and sure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stamps tor circulars. Any rel
erence given. Address John q. kucker,
Lynohburg, Va.
STRAWBERRY sETs, Crescent, Christal
City, Champion, Sharpless and
Charles DowDard can be had at my
pleca in quantities to suit purchasers
Address j. A. Maddox, Memphis,
Tenn.
PALPITATIoN CT the heart, nervous
ness, trembiings, nervous headache,
cold hands and ( ct, pain in the back,
end ether forms of weakness are re-
fev-d by Carers Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Chancellor Elicit settles a Claim for
nm Interest.

Chancellor Elicit dec an i'm
porlant csss Yesterday II otning. N. Il.
Slsdge, who died possessor Of two
lhrds int rest in the properly known
as the Menken Block, on Main street,
devised the same TO his vile for life,
and after her dea h to 60 to his estate.
During the life lien of Mrs. S edge,
the widow, she and the other executor
sold this property to Rachel MeDken
and others undet spower given to the
executor in the wili'to sell any prop
erty cf tue testa'or not disposed of IN
the will. After the death of Mrs.
S edge, her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Rog-
ers, tu, d for one-six h interest in the
property, and the construction of the
vii bsing brought up on the dtmur-
rer, Judge Elicit decided that the ex-
ecutor bad 10 power to sell. Harris d
Chalmers, Graft & Co >per, for the COM
plainant, O. F. Vance and Meyers &
Sneed for the defendant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
LYING AROUND LOOSE.
state Property Which the Comp
trOlIer May Have TO dispose OF.

The Nashville Banner of Thunday
GAYS: If the 1850 ion now pending
ia the Gel e,al Ascend y, empowering
the Comptroller to ssll the unutiliz d
real estate be ongiDg to tho Safe, sha
be adopted, that fiji ial will have con-
siderable property to dispose of, and
some If 1t is very valuable. The State
owns about sixty acres OF fine land ly-
ing Just outside of the limits OF the
city OF Knoxville, which has long
been used SO ,air ground, trottirg
tracS, etc. There 10 also four o. five
acres ju t in tho roar of Vanderbl 1t
Univsr,i Y grounds The rapid build
ing up Of that vicini y hal greatly en-
hanc d the value If this pro Ierly. This
State land, tits g id, was CO sold by a
ctz4n OF OF Nashville, and, it is said,
the TINS were FIR loDg tina col
lect d by him prior to the State, but
by what right ooss not appear. The
laud was purchased by the State as q
burying grounds for convlcts, but 1t
VS. never usad for that purpose. In
Shelby county, twelve miles from
Memphis, is another small tract Of
land, the sale of which is p divided for
in the resolution. There ara other
tracts or parcels of laud in different
sections OF the State, and the present
Gems good time to dispose of them
to ADVANTAGE Of the s ate.
About fifty years ago by an sct of
Gsueral Assembly the State estab
llshed a schoo hou.e at the csunty
seat OF each county. The land men
toned above as being in Shelby Jun
ty was bought for this purpose, and Is
located ia the town OF Raleigh, for
mer y the county seat of Shelby couu.
ty. Perhaps there are many other OF
these lit esChoolhou g tracts through
out the S ate. ard soms one ought to
ne empowered to look them mp. The
tract near Memphis has been lying
idls for thi ty years, the town OF Rs.-
eigh having almost passed out Of ex-
iet5LCo.
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err v, $1,000; total, $lS8,O50; total taxes
paid county, $l226 40.
Memphis Birmingham aud Atlantic
rsilroad-l3 miles; distributsble prop
ertyy, $ll6,S66; taxes paid county,
$l05l 20.
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Railroads. 81 100 miles; distributa.
BILE property, $2ls, 4S2; lo'alizsd prop.
ertv, $l2,l total, $2S0,5S2; total
taxes paid county, S2l79 81.
AggrsRste-l20 miles railroad; total
taxa ppid county, 81 1888 SO.
The Little K OK railway ia not in
Guided in the fregoing list, ss is
propeIty is mainly on the opposite
side of the river.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Preparations for q Observance by
Irish Societies.

All the Irish societies OF ihe city, the
most promi being Knights OF In
install and Accent 0rde- OF Hibsrni.
ans, are making exteusiv p'rations
for an observance 1T st. Pat lexis Day,
n xt Thursday. They will assemble
at Innisisil Hall ats o'clock am ADD
march In n hody TO st. Psiick's
Church, where high mass will b. cee-
brsted. In the evening they will st.
tend lee ure a'ths sam' place, ny an
eloquent and leatue visiunt priest,
aud close the days festivities with
dancing AND re .hm NJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
James and wainwright.

Monday night Sheridan Kuowles's
beautiful drama, VugihitS, will be
brough; out at the Memphis Thestrr
by the James Wainwright Dram 1t 0
Company. Mr.. jones as "Vrginius"
and Mrs Wainwright as Virginia"
are most attrac i've, the roles being
well calc1lstsd TO test their ABILITY.
Mr.. +. O. Mosley, a we'll known Actor,
will ake the part OF "Icilius." The
other roles will bs c1uespoudinply
well a led. The sale of stas so far
indicates that the weeks engagement
will be very surcessiul.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
It's DeIicacy Of Flavor

And the eff acy Of lts action have reD-
der d the famous liquid fruit remedy
Syrup # + Is immensely p pulsr. II
cieanfes and tones up the clOgged aud
fsveIish system, dispels headaches,
colds and isveIs, cures hsbitual ,nstl-
nation, dyspepsia aud the many ills
dep niing oa a weak or inactive con-
dtion Of the kidney 8, liver and b1wels.
For sale in so cent and 81 b titles by n.
J Hester and all leading druggists,
Van Vlept d Go, g W. Jones & Co.,
W. N wilke son & Co, aud $. MANI
6e d 4 Co. Manufac ured only by T. e
Calf Tnia Fig Syrup Co., S-n Fran
Q eco, Cal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
GNM'N SAcoN !

plant of thousands suffering trom
Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, ste.
DId you ever try AcKers English heoe'
edys 1t is the best preparation knowA
fer all Lung Troubles, SOFA on . POSI-
tive guarantee at lOc., 0Oc
For sale by A. RENKKRT.